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| professorwolf Member The Fringe, USA 90 Posts 7/00 |  Posted - Feb 2 2001 : 6:08PMMy copy of Fire and Ice had a wad of adhesive paper (like a price tag wadded up) stuck to it, preventing it from playing, as you would expect. Easy to remove the wad, but the adhesive residue remains. Any suggestions on how to clean it without damaging the disk? [Link] |
astroknight  Questionable Moderator Tastes so good... 4187 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Feb 2 2001 : 7:28PM [Link] |
| dumblonde Senior Member 2352 Posts 7/00 | Posted - Feb 2 2001 : 8:10PM know about gasoline, but I've tried lighter fluid, and it leaves streaks. Car wax, furniture polish, and a non-abrasive toothpaste are also good cleaners, but for glue, etc., the rubbing alcohol would work best. [Link] |
| 2dvd Senior Member Trading DVDs 1447 Posts 12/00 | Posted - Feb 4 2001 : 12:06AM [Link] |
| sonic Deactivated User 1178 Posts 12/99 | Posted - Feb 5 2001 : 1:19PM Note: After you're done removing it..I recommend you strongly make a purchase at CD Playright.com The substance bottle..the Quick Shield will lubricate the disc with a coating that prevents scratches and dust and will lube the disc up to prevent rotting. Rotting is very low on dvds..but it can prevent them from being unplayable in the future. I have 3 bottles. Can't be without it if I own a glorious dvd collection. Edited by - sonic on Feb 5 2001 [Link] |
| Wally Senior Member 1821 Posts 8/01 | Posted - Mar 30 2002 : 9:06PM [Link] |
| Evil_Rip Senior Member Power overwhelming 1117 Posts 12/99 | Posted - Mar 30 2002 : 9:37PM ;P wally what you doing looking at stuff over a year old? [Link] |
| qrop Member 163 Posts 8/01 | Posted - Mar 31 2002 : 2:36AM Edited by - qrop on Mar 31 2002 [Link] |
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